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... example , and in the Book of Job . But is it present in Paradise Lost ? And does it follow , because Wordsworth is more universal in his outlook than Milton , that for that reason Wordsworth is the greater poet ? The most ardent ...
... example , and in the Book of Job . But is it present in Paradise Lost ? And does it follow , because Wordsworth is more universal in his outlook than Milton , that for that reason Wordsworth is the greater poet ? The most ardent ...
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... must be paid for them ? Is it not so heavy as to overbalance all the merits of the scheme ? One is reminded of the poor wolf in La Fontaine's fable , who was ready to follow the example of the sleek 214 SPECTATORIAL ESSAYS.
... must be paid for them ? Is it not so heavy as to overbalance all the merits of the scheme ? One is reminded of the poor wolf in La Fontaine's fable , who was ready to follow the example of the sleek 214 SPECTATORIAL ESSAYS.
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Lytton Strachey. who was ready to follow the example of the sleek and well- fed dog , until he saw a suspicious something round his companion's neck . What could it be ? ' Le collier dont je suis attaché , ' explained the dog : ' Attaché ...
Lytton Strachey. who was ready to follow the example of the sleek and well- fed dog , until he saw a suspicious something round his companion's neck . What could it be ? ' Le collier dont je suis attaché , ' explained the dog : ' Attaché ...
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A New History of Rome Jan 2 1909 page | 13 |
Sir Henry Wotton Nov 23 1907 | 23 |
The Swan of Lichfield Dec 7 1907 | 33 |
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